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Medical Student Internship

Overview

The Initiative on Islam and Medicine’s Medical Student Internship is a competitive enrichment program that provides directed learning experiences and stipend support for medical students. Trainees undertake a mentored reading course on the discourse of Islamic bioethics covering critical concepts in Islamic theology and law seminal works in the extant Islamic bioethics literature. In addition, interns will participate in data collection and analysis, literature review, and manuscript writing for a Muslim health research and/or Islamic bioethics-related project in order to build their research and scholarship skills. Finally, the internship will involve a service component where the interns will perform critical organizational and/or marketing tasks at the Initiative.

Current

Interns


Summer 2026 Interns

Our Interns Say

My Summer 2025 internship with II&M was a highly enriching experience that deepened my understanding of Islamic bioethics and Muslim health. I contributed to online course development, applied community-based programming, and scholarly research, including work on a project currently under review for publication. The mentorship and academic rigor of the program strengthened my research skills and highlighted the practical importance of Islamic ethical guidance in healthcare.”

Medical Student Year 4

My Summer 2025 internship with II&M allowed me to formally study Islamic bioethics in a way not offered during medical school. Through the Islam and Bioethics course and close mentorship, I gained confidence engaging ethical questions at the intersection of medicine, Islam, and emerging technologies. The experience continues to shape my professional growth.

Medical Student Year 4 Rowan University

Past Interns

The Internship Program was underwritten by: Drs. Hossam and Skina Fadel

The Unbreakable Relationship: Are Muslims aware of the Islamic bioethical perspectives on human breast milk
Hymenoplasty and Muslim Patients: Islamic Ethico-Legal Perspectives
Predictors of Perceived Discrimination in Medical Settings Among Muslim Women in the USA
Islamic Bioethical Perspectives on Gender Identity for Intersex Patients
Faculty of Responsibility: A Key Concept to Cope with The Ethical Challenges Medical Students Face
Medicine, Morals, and Female Genital Cutting

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